africa the anc marching against racism in the capitol pretoria and demonstrators demanding action after racist action and are in the spotlight two decades after the end of apartheid and we are in pretoria. >> gathering here at pretoria and the african national congress and rulingly party says it's a call for all south africans to come together and stand for democracy and a united country and the vast majority of people yet if not all are anc members, they are here to support their party. >> we are here today to warn those who are calling us with names like monkeys that no one plays games in africa. >> reporter: the anc uses the opportunity to rally support ahead of a local government election later this year. and views the opportunity to get people to register but also to

reopening of pretoria fresco. the restaurant is taking its flavor of old italy into the howard johnson hotel on fourth street. the owner says he is excited about the turnout before this shop long booths. >> the italian restaurant also had deliver and carry out during all business hours to route week. you can check out a menu by clicking the story on our website at sioux land new. >> the police to come visit custody suspected of passing counterfeit money to at least five businesses. fernanda morell as is facing a counts of forgery and two counts of theft. he has been passing dollar bills. clerks caught the fake cast at least

. >> gathering here at pretoria and the african national congress and rulingly party says it's a callouth africans to come together and stand for democracy and a united country and the vast majority of people yet if not all are anc members, they are here to support their party. >> we are here today to warn those who are calling us with names like monkeys that no one plays games in africa. >> reporter: the anc uses the opportunity to rally support ahead of a local government election later this year. and views the opportunity to get people to register but also to ravage the democratic alliance who says are racist and racism has come under the spotlight in resent weeks with prominentent rallying south africans against the racist incidents and the democratic alliance goes back to the international congress said they have not done enough through economic empowerment so this very much becoming a rallying point for political parties to gather support ahead of elections. >>> u.s. president barack obama flying to cuba at the end of next month and due to be the first american sitting american

al jazeera is in the capital pretoria. >> thousands are gathered here at the government seat of power, the union building in pretoria, while the african national party are here to support their party. >> we are here today to warn those who are calling us with names like monkeys. >> the a.n.k. has used the opportunity to rally support ahead of local government elections, using the opportunity to get people to register, but also the democratic alliance they say harbors racists. it has come to the spotlight with prominent incidents rallies south africans against race i have the incidents, the democratic alliance hit back against the o african national congress saying they have not done enough. this has become a rallying point for political parties to gather support ahead of elections. >> britain's prime minister is trying to negotiate a deal with help keep the u.k. in the e.u. david cameron will do his best to push through his reform proposals. angela merkel washed reaching an agreement with him not be easy. emma hayward is in brussels and sent this update. >> the british prime minister

supporters of south africa's ruling party, the anc, have been marching against racism in pretoria. thousands of demonstrators are demanding government action after several recent racist attacks. the issue is back in the spotlight for the anc. more than two decades at the end of apartheid. >> thousands of people have gathered here as the government seeks power in pretoria. while the african national congress, the ruling party, said its time for all africans to come together, show a stand against racism and show a support for the country. >> a year today to warn those who are calling us with names like monkeys, that no one-- >> now the anc also has the opportunity to rally support ahead of government elections later this year. they use the opportunity to get people to register, but also to rubbish the oppose party who they say is racist. they've come under the spotlight with a number of prominent incidents rallies south africans against racist incidents. they hit back as the anc saying they have not done enough to irradicate racism through economic empowerment. this has become a rall

. >> we're in a township outside pretty pretoria. our poacher set up a meeting for us. >> a former poacher has agreed to meet us. only if we don't show his face. >> did you ever feel bad for what you were doing for killing these animals? >> through a translator he said he felt bad but needed money to feed his family. killed at least 50 rhinos. he said his crew always had a guy on the inside. a ranger on the take. >> park officials are being paid off. police are being paid off. the level of corruption stretches into local government offices. given the amounts of money, anyone is open to being corrupted. >> most of the money is taken by criminal networks. most of it ends up here in vietnam. >> it is a status symbol for the rich. you grind it up in special designed dishes. mix it with rice wine and water. >> it is that said to cure everything. despite the ban on the trading of rhino horn, markets can still be found as seen in this bbc program. here the back of a tailor shop. a deal is underway. >> but it's a false promise. >> there is n

. ♪ the governing party in south africa the anc marching against racism in the capitol pretoria and demandingafter several racist incidents and they are in the spotlight again two decades after the end of apartheid and we are live in pretoria and there is talk of new legislation but presumably even if and when that gets on to the statute books there will be a bit of a delay between it actually happening and the country really changing. >> that certainly would be the case especially as the talk and this debate around racism began at the beginning of the year and it's now the ruling party and the national congress said they want to change legislation to criminalize race specifically and of course this stems from decades of apartheid and the ruling party called the government at the union voting and while it says it's to bring all south africans together to fight racism the vast majority if not all the people here are supporters of the party. but it's also using this opportunity for to rally support for the party. it is of course an election year and local elections are due to take place later t

dangerous tool of capabilities and according to a report for strategic and international studies pretoria is the merging as military and clandestine i'd organizations but conducting cyberoperations. according to the heritage foundation technically as a backwardation has the active cyberwarfare capability. it overseas 3,000 cyberwarriors a south korean cyberexpress assesses the electronic warfare capability was surpassed only by the united states and russia we should also never forget this regime is one of the most for most abusers of human rights to maintain a vast network where is many as 200,000 men women and children are tortured and killed. on february 7 united nations and human rights commission had a ground breaking report on human rights if found its actions constituted a crime against him and a the policy is called is of strategic patients which started under secretary of state hillary clinton but that made a deal it seems is to patiently wait until all he peacefully surrenders it shows a we are reaping the rewards of this policy to the longer be allowed that the simple fact is it

for the pbs newshour, i'm martin seemungal in olievenhoutbosch township near pretoria, south africa.ifill: tomorrow, as part of our year long series: "race matters: solutions:" special correspondent charlayne hunter gault reports on similar reconciliation efforts here at home, in birmingham, alabama. >> woodruff: finally, a little more than a week away, the academy awards recognize the many elements-- both seen and unseen-- that go into filmmaking. one of those is the musical score. jeffrey brown visited oscar- nominated film composer carter burwell recently in his new york studio to see how he creates the sound tracks to the movies. >> brown: it's one of the elements of film that often goes unnoticed-- unless it's very bad, or in the case of "carol," very good: the musical score. >> you know, i think of that theme as being about the excitement, the heart beating excitement and mystery of seeing someone, feeling that tug. >> brown: carter burwell has been composing music for movies for more than 30 years. and, for the first time, he's been nominated for an oscar for his work on the f

version of the bill that could require the treasury secretary to determine on the annual basis if pretoria is primary and provide with information about that determination as well as any financial restrictions in just as we protect the international financial system from counterfeit currency we must protect american investors to make annoyingly invest their money with companies that do business with north korea the problem is quite real. one company has declared that somebody was here for the oil industry so we were introduced in committee to require companies to issue securities to a newly disclosed any investments to the sec. it would not impose a regulatory burden the but for those that do they should have that information made public because the american people deserve to know which companies are investing in north korea and i hope bin to strengthen this bill down the line by incorporating that require bin. we no sanctions are not the end in and of themselves but to pressure the regime to return to disarmament negotiations. but as we pursue that rule we must work to reduce the risk whe

. >> it was a full house for the reopening of pretoria fresco. the restaurant is taking its flavor of old italy into the howard johnson hotel on fourth street. the owner says he is excited about the turnout before this shop long booths. >> the italian restaurant also had deliver and carry out during all business hours to route week. you can check out a menu by clicking the story on our website at sioux land new. >> the police to come visit custody suspected of passing counterfeit money to at least five businesses. fernanda morell as is facing a counts of forgery and two counts of theft. he has been passing dollar bills. clerks caught the fake cast at least at the end of september they found morass' fingerprints on a device used to make fake money in a hotel room. now. >> good news for the city pothole repair passed more than 3200 potholes using more than 67 tons of asphalt since the beginning of the year. pothole repair crews worked day and night and expect to see a higher amount this year because of the above average snowfall. if you have a poth